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STEVE LACY
announces new album
GEMINI RIGHTS
due out July 15
LISTEN TO NEW SINGLE ‘BAD HABIT’ NOW! HERE
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Following the release of his acclaimed single ‘Mercury’, Steve Lacy is thrilled to announce the full details of his forthcoming sophomore album GEMINI RIGHTS – set for release on July 15, on RCA Records / Sony Music Entertainment Australia. This week, he has shared ‘Bad Habit’ which will feature on the album.
Written, produced and played pretty much entirely by Steve, GEMINI RIGHTS is an incredible leap forward for an artist who has already established himself as a true cultural force. At the ripe old age of 24, Lacy already has a veteran’s resume: Wired Magazine Tech Visionary, Time Magazine Most Influential Teen, Grammy-nominated for his debut album APOLLO XXI, multiple world tours, walked for Virgil Abloh’s first Louis Vuitton show in Paris, gave a TED Talk in NYC and produced a track on Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN (‘Pride’) on his iPhone.
His list of collaborators is a who’s who of game changing artists, all of whom look to Lacy to bring his signature brand of cool to their sonic table: people like Tyler, The Creator, Solange, J.Cole, Vampire Weekend, Dirty Projectors, Kali Uchis, Thundercat and Mac Miller – not to mention his guitar, bass, song-writing, and production with his bandmates The Internet. His song ‘Dark Red’ which was made on his iPhone just went platinum a few months ago as well.
None of this will prepare you for the sprawl and scope of GEMINI RIGHTS. Like Lacy himself, the record is an amalgamation of a crazy array of references and influences – everything from Caetono Veloso to Andre 3000’s THE LOVE BELOW to The Beatles to Sly Stone to his friends/band mates in The Internet and much more.
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